Turkish Amputee Team Trains at Dried Seyfe Lake to Highlight Drought

  Türkiye’s Amputee National Football Team trained in the dried-up Seyfe Lake Bird Sanctuary to raise awareness about drought and desertification. Known for its biodiversity, Seyfe Lake is now facing severe water depletion due to excessive use of groundwater and agricultural activities. The team, training ahead of the Balkan Championship, aimed to draw attention to […]

Salt Cave Therapy in Türkiye Brings Relief to Patients

  In Çankırı, Türkiye, COPD and asthma patients underwent 15 days of salt therapy in a cave 150 meters underground, originally used by the Hittites. Part of the “A Stronger Breath Project,” patients engaged in various activities, including arts and physical exercise, while exposed to the salt-rich air for 4-6 hours daily. Patients reported significant […]

Baker, Hassabis and Jumper Win Nobel Prize in Chemistry

This year, the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was shared between David Baker of the University of Washington for his work in computational protein design and Demis Hassabis and John Jumper from Google Deepmind, a British artificial intelligence software development company, for their work in predicting protein structure. “One of the discoveries being recognised this year […]

Gabar Oil Field Boosts Türkiye’s Oil Production

  Intensive oil production continues in Türkiye’s Gabar region, which now supplies 5% of the country’s oil needs. Currently, 47 wells in Gabar produce 47,058 barrels of crude oil per day. This marks significant progress compared to Türkiye’s oil production history, which began in 1955 with 95 wells. Today, Turkey produces a total of 110,000 […]

Death Toll from Floods in Bosnia and Herzegovina Rises to 22

The death toll from the floods that occurred in the cities of Jablanica, Konjic, Fojnica and Kresevo in central and southern Bosnia and Herzegovina on October 4 has risen to 21. Authorities are continuing their search for the six missing people. As the floods continue to heal, new rain warnings have come: Civil Defense has […]

Fifth Evacuation Ship from Lebanon Arrives in Türkiye

  The fifth ship carrying 361 passengers, including Turkish citizens and people from various countries, arrived at Taşucu Port in Mersin’s Silifke district after fleeing Israeli attacks in Lebanon. This brings the total number of evacuees to 1,800. Due to closed air routes, many have been evacuated by sea. Passengers completed passport procedures and proceeded […]

Russia’s Drone Strikes Wound Five in Ukraine

Russia launched another drone attack on Ukraine’s Odessa region, injuring five people, with three hospitalized. Odessa’s governor, Oleh Kiper, said air defenses intercepted most of the drones, but a 9-story building and a health center were damaged. The attack marks the third consecutive night of strikes on the region. Ukraine’s military reported shooting down 21 […]

Gazan Death Toll Rises to 42,010

According to a report by the Palestinian Health Ministry, the Israeli army has carried out 3 attacks in the Palestinian territories in the last 24 hours, killing 45 Palestinians and injuring 130 others in total. The report included that the death toll in the attacks carried out in the Gaza Strip since October 7 has […]

Natural Gas Pipe Explosion Causes Panic in Ankara, Türkiye

A natural gas pipe explosion occurred during electrical maintenance work in the Güldarpı neighborhood of Çubuk district of Ankara province, Türkiye. The gas leaking from the pipe triggered a fire, causing panic in the area. The situation was brought under control by the teams.